Value Village,

5604 Ritchie Highway, Brooklyn Park, MD 21225

"Update...prices are out of control...you can buy the stuff for cheaper at Burlington marshall tj maxx or ebay...don't buy from them or the prices will never come back down"

"If you are looking for some great bargains, this is your place! There's a ton of merchandise, neatly sorted and hung. The aisles have plenty of space for you and your cart, the space is very clean, and service is fantastic. Donating goods is easy as well because they have bins in the front with an employee ready to accept your items. The only reason why I gave it 4 stars is because there are no fitting rooms and only a handful of mirrors."

"great prices. i was blown away by the book selection!!! i highly recommend!"

"Wow used to love this hidden Gem of a thrift! However, was there today as I am still sitting in my car in disbelief an item was makes for $20 and the original sticker from Ross Store was still on the item for $4.99. Asked the manager on duty and she was extremely nasty and remarked, “well that our price”. My thing is you can clearly see that you are selling and item that was donated and the original cost was a third of what your asking and to make it right. Had she just did the honest thing this review wouldn’t have been written. However, overcharge customers for an item is not acceptable. I have posted the photos"

"This used to be a fun place to go recreational shopping.   The floor staff informed me that they no longer price in house and it all comes in pre-assigned so all they can do is put it on the floor. The prices have gone up ridiculously and because of that, no one is buying.   It's impossible to browse through the racks where they're so full of box store clothing starting at $10.99 for stained items. A few photos attached: A Dollar Tree pouch - priced at $4.99 Pair of creased, worn Forever 21 sandals that are pulling apart at the toe - $5.49 Nine West sandals that are peeling and creased - $8.99 The staff isn't happy with the changes, the only benefit is that the store is practically empty because no one can afford to shop there anymore. It's time to remember you're a thrift store.  Price like it and give the community a chance to get something."